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What would this achieve? Is this for a prank script? Why not just end the explorer process?

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The autoit window info tool is your friend...

WinSetState("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]", "", @SW_HIDE)

might want to put it back when your done.

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If it's just for a home kiosk and not something to share, then there is the ancient trick that doesnt require any software, simply change the monitor vertical position and scaling so it is hidden.

Then just make sure your autoit kiosk script doesnt draw/write in that area of the screen, and trap the mouse (search forum) within the area your script occupies.

Push the "Menu" button on your monitor and have a look around the menu and look for something like "Vertical position" and "Scaling", it may be named differently on the monitor brand you have.

Some guy's script + some other guy's script = my script!

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